Perryville Tournament Results and Top Performers
With the MAAA Conference and the Black River League sending two teams to the semifinals, the MAAA conference team took the title. Fredericktown beat Ellington 25-15, 25-16 in one semifinal, and then North County knocked off South Iron 25-20, 25-22…
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Continue ReadingWith the MAAA Conference and the Black River League sending two teams to the semifinals, the MAAA conference team took the title. Fredericktown beat Ellington 25-15, 25-16 in one semifinal, and then North County knocked off South Iron 25-20, 25-22 in the other semifinal to set up an all MAAA Conference final. Fredericktown 23-2-1 took the title in 2 over North County 18-3-2 25-16, 25-19. Fredericktown ran the table, not losing a set and improving to 23-2-1.
Silver Bracket final had Saxony beat Advance 26-24, 25-23, and the bronze final had Lesterville knock of Clearwater 25-19, 25-20.
Top Performers
Ava Penuel (2024) | Fredericktown
The sophomore setter/outside hitter put down 25 kills for the tourney and 8 in the finals.
Linley Rehkop (2023) | Fredericktown
Standing 5’6, Linley stepped up big for the Blackcats during the tournament by hammering home 29 kills to lead the Blackcats in kills for the tournament.
Kyndal Dodd (2022) | Fredericktown
The 6’1 senior added 23 kills and 22 blocks for the tourney, and her best-blocking performance was in the semifinals, with eight blocks in the win over Ellington.
Emma Gaugel (2022) | North County
The two-time all-conference player for the Raiders had big matches all weekend. She leads the team with 211 kills on the year.
Kameron Winch (2022) | North County
6’3 middle hitter and all-conference performer last year are second on the team in kills with 205 and the blocking leader.
Tyler Conkright (2022) | North County
Six rotational player and team dig leader is currently third on the team with 145 kills. Her main contribution to the Raiders is her passing and defense.
Alandry Below (2022) | Advance
The 5’6 senior guided her team to a 3rd place pool finish and 2nd place silver bracket. With her guidance to the underclassmen, the Hornets finished higher than predicted.
Josey Wahlers (2023) | Saxony
The Crusader’s middle provided a much-needed spark to help her team win the silver bracket. With 119 kills and 68 blocks on the season, Wahlers is looking to get the Crusaders back into state playoffs.